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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
Zero tax: schedule E losses from rental with passive income
I have a rental which has accumulated a lot of losses on schedule E. Mainly due to depreciation. I intend to not sell the rental and pass it on my kids. In that case they will get step up basis and won't have to care about depreciation recapture
So I am left with this massive carry forward losses.
In order to use that I think if I can get passive income then the passive income becomes tax free to me.
So how do I get passive income which comes on a K1. (Passive income which comes as stock dividends etc. is not useful to me for this purpose since that goes on schedule D). If it comes on a K1, I can put it into schedule E and offset my losses from my rental.
Is my thinking correct?